Due to a few requests in the past days, I am making a limited edition of five 30x60cm prints (alu-dibond, acrylic glass sealed, numbered & signed) of this photograph:


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

#1/5 SOLD
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#5/5 SOLD

Write me an >>email<< to reserve your print and to get further details. If ordered within a decent time frame, these will definately be in your mail before the holidays.

[Edit: Thank you guys. This was quick! Invoices have already been sent out.]

Dear people,

since getting a hang of the facebook-like button, adding blogcounter software and a google +1 button, I seem to get an inside on how you visit, see and recept my photos, stories and travels.

Anyway I feel like you are afraid to comment your thoughts on what I post here in public. Whenever I get an email stating someone dropped me a line, my heart jumps and I get super excited. It's so nice not to write and photograph into space, but actually read and feel the people behind all these numbers.

I get a lot of feedback via email or facebook messages, but blog comments are still a rare pleasure. If your brave enough, I want to encourage you to actually post a comment instead of leaving me private messages. You can stay anonymous if you want, and critique is warmely welcome.


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

This is what I've heard recently. Why not share it with the world?

"Bin wirklich begeistert - so viel Emotion, Ehrlichkeit mit dem Auge fürs Wesentliche ohne viel Schnick-Schnack - gefällt mir sehr gut. "

"Wir kennen uns zwar nicht, aber ich bin (dank XYZ) über deine Fotos gestolpert und mag sie sehr."

"Ich wollte nur sagen, ich finde das ganz toll, was du machst, zum einen deinen Blick für Dinge und auf die Welt um dich herum, und für die Menschen...zum anderen aber auch, dass du einfach gerade durch die ganze Welt reist. Der Wahnsinn."

"Liebe Carolin, danke dir. Deine Photos sind ganz besonders schön und voller Tiefe."

"Habe gerade deine Fotos angeschaut und ich finde deine Arbeit wirklich großartig, suuper schöne Bilder."

"Deine Fotos sind suuuuper!!!"

"Ich mag deine Bilder sehr. Du fängst die Person und den Moment perfekt ein.. ich liebe außerdem deine Paris Bilder..."

"Bin sehr angetan von deinen Fotos!"

"Ich bin so zufällig beim Surfen auf die Fotos gestoßen und wollte nur sagen, ich bin begeistert, wirklich sehr sehr schöne Bilder."

"YOU ARE VERY VERY TALENTED! Your photos are amazing!"

"Du machst wahnsinnig tolle Fotos."

"Deine Bilder sind zum Träumen schön, guter Blick für die Dinge."

I just watched last weeks Stilbruch on RBB, because they interviewed me while putting up my photos for JungArt last tuesday. They actually featured me!

>>Check it out<< (it's probably only on until this thursday). Scroll all the way down and click on "Stilbruch vom 24.11.2011". I'm around minute 26.




Screenshots: RBB Stilbruch

It was a pleasure!


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

Thank you, for everything.


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

While freaking out to finish a layout that's due on friday, I enjoyed very positive reactions on my photos at yesterday's private opening of JungArt Berlin.

Come by tonight for the >>public opening<< at 8:15pm or go and see from 2pm - 10pm until saturday.


Poster: JungArt Berlin

What a warm and friendly welcome in such a cold, grey city.


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

I'm back in Kathmandu and almost gone again. I'm flying back tomorrow late at night via Doha, home to Berlin.

Namaste, Kathmandu. I will be back again.


Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

We got up early to take the road to Jiri, which is - according to what we read - most likely to be the most beautiful motorbike route in the world. It definately felt as if - and luckily the road had just been repaved, so riding was a real pleasure and we rushed through the mountains like a (vibrant) flying carpet... The trees high up were tinted in glimmering ice and fog accompanied us most of the way. In the end it rained a bit, which is not so comfortable riding through the Himalayas on a motorbike - anyway, this was probably one of the nicest and least stressful days I lived through this year. I'm very happy now.















All Photos: Carolin Weinkopf

We're in the mountains around Charikot and Dolakha, will go to Jiri (last more-or-less paved road before Mt. Everest) tomorrow and enjoy every second of it. The mountains have been hiding their highness behind fog and clouds, but unfolded their closer magic within every second since we left Kathmandu valley. The weather is tough, our feet are cold, but we keep up the mood with lots of chocolate and warm thoughts.










All Photos: Carolin Weinkopf